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Original Title:	Safe Haven ASIN B003JTHXOK
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	Southport, North Carolina(United States)
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Romance (2010)

Safe Haven

Nicholas Sparks

Kindle Edition | Pages: 353 pages

Rating: 4.21 | 323364 Users | 13603 Reviews

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Title	:	Safe Haven
Author	:	Nicholas Sparks
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 353 pages
Published	:	September 14th 2010 by Grand Central Publishing (first published 2010)
Categories	:	Romance. Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Contemporary

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From the #1 New York Times bestselling author comes a captivating love story filled with suspense and mystery.

When a mysterious young woman named Katie appears in the small North Carolina town of Southport, her sudden arrival raises questions about her past. Beautiful yet self-effacing, Katie seems determined to avoid forming personal ties until a series of events draws her into two reluctant relationships: one with Alex, a widowed store owner with a kind heart and two young children; and another with her plainspoken single neighbor, Jo. Despite her reservations, Katie slowly begins to let down her guard, putting down roots in the close-knit community and becoming increasingly attached to Alex and his family.

But even as Katie begins to fall in love, she struggles with the dark secret that still haunts and terrifies her . . . a past that set her on a fearful, shattering journey across the country, to the sheltered oasis of Southport. With Jo's empathic and stubborn support, Katie eventually realizes that she must choose between a life of transient safety and one of riskier rewards . . . and that in the darkest hour, love is the only true safe haven.

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Ratings: 4.21 From 323364 Users | 13603 Reviews

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Read as part of the ABN Summer Reading Challenge recommended by SamAbout fifteen summers or so ago I was in a real Nicholas Sparks kick. Read everything he had published up to that date because they were just easy to read books and those first couple of books (A Walk to Remember, The Rescue, The Notebook), well they always made me sigh contentedly when I'd finish them. But the more of his books I read the less they appealed to me. I remember angrily hurling A Bend in the Road across the room and

I am still one of those people that enjoys Nicholas Sparks books and movies. I really prefer to read the book before I watch the movie, so I've owned the movie since it came out but never watched it. This was the first TBR takedown book and I am happy to say this seems to be working well, and now I don't have to unhaul this book.I really enjoyed the story and the characters. The story is a typical story for him to write but I still liked it nonetheless, and particularly the letter at the end.

Katie arrives in the small American town of Southport with very little money and rents a run down cottage with a cheap rental. She gets a job at Ivans café but tends to remain detached from people in the town. Gradually she starts to let down her guard a little to let Alex and his two children Josh and Kristen into her life. And then there is Jo, who moves into the run down place next door to Katie. The two women form a friendship. Over time events from the past Katie is running from come to

This book, in my opinion, was completely different from any other book I've read of Sparks'. And that is a good thing! I would classify this book as a romantic suspense, or even a suspense in general. There were many instances where my heart was racing, and I couldn't find the strength to put the book down. And, as with all of Sparks' book, I found myself tearing up in parts. But not for the normal mushy-gushy reasons. Instead, I was crying because of the traumatic events taking place, and the

When you don't have any family to turn to and you think your in this world by yourself you still have to keep strength to keep moving on.This woman is treated so badly by her husband that is a detective, so why would anyone give her the time of day and belive her story? The big house, nice clothes, shoes, that should be all we need right? She makes a brake for it but her husband is really good at his job. Little does she know there is another good kind, caring detective out there that can read

I am still one of those people that enjoys Nicholas Sparks books and movies. I really prefer to read the book before I watch the movie, so I've owned the movie since it came out but never watched it. This was the first TBR takedown book and I am happy to say this seems to be working well, and now I don't have to unhaul this book.I really enjoyed the story and the characters. The story is a typical story for him to write but I still liked it nonetheless, and particularly the letter at the end.

Small, close-knit, picturesque town. Check.Good people with good family values. Check.A terminal illness or two. Check.Long paragraphs devoted to describing the view and the weather. Check.Long, serious conversations. Reminiscing of sob stories. Check. Check.Tearjerkers. Check.It's undoubtly Nicholas Sparks'. I'd know even if I hadn't heard about the book and found it with covers ripped off and title and author's name missing.But for once-and I can't express how much joy I'd felt about this-